Name: Jonathan Tenny
Birth Date: abt 1769
Death Date: 19 Mar 1813
Death Place: Newbury , Vermont, USA
Death Age: 44
Jonathan Tenney:
m. 14 Apr 1795, Anna (Bayley) Bailey.
He moved to Vermont April 1791.
He served in Corinth, Orange County, Vermont, as district collector in 1803, and in 1804 as highway surveyor.
On 4 April 1794, he was deeded 100 acre lot No. 28, in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.
He married Anna (Bayley) Bailey on 4-14-1795 (probably in Orange County, Vermont) and they had 12 children.
On 13 July 1799, he was commissioned quartermaster by Governor Tichenor, and was honorably discharged by Brig.-Gen. Mich. Banon on 9 Sept. 1809.
On 10 August 1809, he deeded away one acre of land in Corinth, Orange County, Vermont.
About 7 Mar 1813, he moved to Corinth, Orange County, Vermont.
He was a quiet and unassuming man in his department, a lover of home and friends. (L. O. T., daughter-in-law).
He was a farmer.
19 Mar 1813: He died of spotted fever in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.
Birth Date: abt 1769
Death Date: 19 Mar 1813
Death Place: Newbury , Vermont, USA
Death Age: 44
Jonathan Tenney:
m. 14 Apr 1795, Anna (Bayley) Bailey.
He moved to Vermont April 1791.
He served in Corinth, Orange County, Vermont, as district collector in 1803, and in 1804 as highway surveyor.
On 4 April 1794, he was deeded 100 acre lot No. 28, in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.
He married Anna (Bayley) Bailey on 4-14-1795 (probably in Orange County, Vermont) and they had 12 children.
On 13 July 1799, he was commissioned quartermaster by Governor Tichenor, and was honorably discharged by Brig.-Gen. Mich. Banon on 9 Sept. 1809.
On 10 August 1809, he deeded away one acre of land in Corinth, Orange County, Vermont.
About 7 Mar 1813, he moved to Corinth, Orange County, Vermont.
He was a quiet and unassuming man in his department, a lover of home and friends. (L. O. T., daughter-in-law).
He was a farmer.
19 Mar 1813: He died of spotted fever in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.
Name: Jonathan Tenny
Birth Date: abt 1769
Death Date: 19 Mar 1813
Death Place: Newbury , Vermont, USA
Death Age: 44
Jonathan Tenney:
m. 14 Apr 1795, Anna (Bayley) Bailey.
He moved to Vermont April 1791.
He served in Corinth, Orange County, Vermont, as district collector in 1803, and in 1804 as highway surveyor.
On 4 April 1794, he was deeded 100 acre lot No. 28, in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.
He married Anna (Bayley) Bailey on 4-14-1795 (probably in Orange County, Vermont) and they had 12 children.
On 13 July 1799, he was commissioned quartermaster by Governor Tichenor, and was honorably discharged by Brig.-Gen. Mich. Banon on 9 Sept. 1809.
On 10 August 1809, he deeded away one acre of land in Corinth, Orange County, Vermont.
About 7 Mar 1813, he moved to Corinth, Orange County, Vermont.
He was a quiet and unassuming man in his department, a lover of home and friends. (L. O. T., daughter-in-law).
He was a farmer.
19 Mar 1813: He died of spotted fever in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.
Birth Date: abt 1769
Death Date: 19 Mar 1813
Death Place: Newbury , Vermont, USA
Death Age: 44
Jonathan Tenney:
m. 14 Apr 1795, Anna (Bayley) Bailey.
He moved to Vermont April 1791.
He served in Corinth, Orange County, Vermont, as district collector in 1803, and in 1804 as highway surveyor.
On 4 April 1794, he was deeded 100 acre lot No. 28, in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.
He married Anna (Bayley) Bailey on 4-14-1795 (probably in Orange County, Vermont) and they had 12 children.
On 13 July 1799, he was commissioned quartermaster by Governor Tichenor, and was honorably discharged by Brig.-Gen. Mich. Banon on 9 Sept. 1809.
On 10 August 1809, he deeded away one acre of land in Corinth, Orange County, Vermont.
About 7 Mar 1813, he moved to Corinth, Orange County, Vermont.
He was a quiet and unassuming man in his department, a lover of home and friends. (L. O. T., daughter-in-law).
He was a farmer.
19 Mar 1813: He died of spotted fever in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.
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